Wuxi Attractions
Places covered in the Wuxi travel guide: Huishan Ancient Town, Jichang Garden, Lingshan Grand Buddha, Liyuan, Qingming Bridge and Nanchang Street, Yuantouzhu.
These stops are the places named in theWuxi travel guide— the three-day shape, food, and what to confirm before you go live on that page. Open a stop for the write-up that sits under it.
Huishan Ancient Town
Huishan Ancient Town guide: the 118 ancestral shrines at the foot of Huishan in Wuxi, the Dongyue temple fair, the Second Spring Under Heaven ranked by Lu Yu, Huishan Temple, clay figurines and oily pastries, free streets and the paid heritage zone.
Jichang Garden
Jichang Garden guide: the Ming garden of the Qin family at the foot of Huishan, its borrowed view of the Longguang Pagoda, the Jinhuiyi pool and Eight-Tone Gully fed by the Second Spring, the Qianlong copy at the Summer Palace, tickets and hours.
Lingshan Grand Buddha
Lingshan Grand Buddha guide: the 88-metre bronze Buddha on the north shore of Taihu, built 1994 to 1997, the Nine Dragons Bathing the Buddha fountain show, the 2009 Brahma Palace, the Five Mudra Mandala, 2026 ticket prices and hours.
Liyuan
Liyuan on Li Lake in Wuxi: Fan Li and Xi Shi legend, the Wang family garden of 1927–1936 and the Fishing Village, the 1954 Four Seasons Pavilions, the long waterside corridor, and an afternoon after Yuantouzhu.
Qingming Bridge and Nanchang Street
Qingming Bridge canal quarter guide: the Ming stone arch bridge over the Grand Canal in Wuxi, Nanchang Street and Nanxiatang, the Bodu canal, the Dayao Road brick kilns, the China Silk Museum, canal boats, metro tips and opening details.
Yuantouzhu
Yuantouzhu guide: the rocky point on Taihu named for a turtle's head, the 1916 Hengyun Villa gardens, the 1924 lighthouse, Changchun Bridge and its cherry trees, the boat to the Taihu Fairy Island, festival tickets and hours.